Sentence examples for immigrating there from inspiring English sources

Wrinch blamed Pauling for her difficulty in finding an academic position in the United States after immigrating there in 1939.

The Castros were among the first Hispanic families to settle in Cleveland, immigrating there from Puerto Rico just after World War II, The Plain Dealer reported.

She has a "third to distant cousin" whose father, we learned, was born in Bangkok, but immigrated there from China and married a woman whose parents were also immigrants from the same part of China -- which, not coincidentally, is where my daughter is from.

After a second concert tour of the United States in 1940, he immigrated there the same year.

(His family immigrated there from Britain so that his rocket-scientist dad could take part in the Mercury space program).

The city also had large numbers of merchants, many of whom had immigrated there from great distances.

Researchers believe Europe has a broader mix than the United States because more Africans and Asians immigrate there from former colonies.

They had immigrated there from Denmark, Germany and Bulgaria to take advantage of the region's clay and its tradition of producing stoneware food jars and chimney pots.

During the next two decades Zionist organizations in many countries continued to raise financial support for Israel and to encourage Jews to immigrate there.

Born in the former whaling town of Beverly, Mass., and more than a decade younger than his siblings, who had immigrated there with their parents from Russia, Mr. Barnet spent his childhood largely on his own.

There are other ways to consider the national characteristics of Israeli dance: which teachers immigrated there over the years, artists' contacts with the West, the impact of landscape and Israeli social mores.